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For Jesus to be the saviour of all, he must be identified as Jehovah and God. Christ saves us from death. Death came because of sin, so he saves us from sin. This salvation also frees us from the law. So he has saved us from the penalty of sin, the power of sin, and we will be saved from the presence…
Christ is the Head over all principalities and powers. He is also the Head cornerstone and foundation over all those who have trusted in him. And he is the Head of the church, the body of Christ.
As Creator, Jesus Christ is the King of all creation. As Redeemer, Jesus Christ is King over all those who have been redeemed by his blood. As perfect descendant of Abraham and David, Jesus Christ is the physical King of Israel.
Different priesthoods in the Bible include the Levitical priesthood, Melchisedec, and priesthoods of idolatrous gods. Jesus Christ was a priest after the order of Melchisedec because the Levitical priesthood could not bring perfection. Jesus Christ was also from the tribe of Judah, not Levi, so he could not have been a Levitical priest. Christ was a priest after the order of Melchizadec.…
A prophet is one who speaks or writes God’s inspired words. This is demonstrated many times over in prophetic scripture. Christ was prophesied to be The Prophet, and as a man he spoke the words given to him by his Father.
Jesus Christ is not only the Son of God, but also the Son of man. That title is used of him over 80 times in the new testament. That title and office gives him the right to sit on the throne of David, because he is descended from Abraham and David. It also gives him the right and power to forgive sins.…
Jesus Christ is often the ‘Jehovah’ of the Old Testament. This can be shown many ways by comparing Old Testament passages and prophecy with events and quotations in the New Testament. A detailed written study on this topic can be found here.
The most important and fundamental office that Jesus Christ holds is that of God. In John 8:58 Jesus said: “Before Abraham was, I am.” This is a proclamation that he was indeed God, for in Exodus 3:14 we read: “And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I…
In this section of our statement, we find that there may be a better way of stating our beliefs. Again we have a few discussions on the accuracy and clarity that is contained in the old statement. The main focus is that God has one purpose – to gather all things in Christ, but has two places – heaven and earth. For…
The words ‘Jew’ and ‘Israel’ are interchangeable in the New Testament. This is not true of the Old Testament. At that time being a Jew could mean becoming a proselyte, or being of the tribe of Judah or Benjamin.